Proverbs: The Plans, purpose, and path of God (Proverbs 3:5–6; 14:12; 16:3; 16:9; 19:21)

Proverbs: A Warning Against Laziness - (Proverbs 6:6–11)

In Proverbs 6:6–11, Solomon warns that laziness, procrastination, and excuses rob us of fruitfulness and keep us from the life God has been given us to live. Rather than wasting our opportunities through idleness, believers are called to be diligent, faithful, and purposeful stewards of their time, responsibilities, and calling for the glory of God.

Why do you do what you do? | Isaiah 42:1-4

6/7/26

Proverbs: The Deception of Lust - (Proverbs 5:1-6)

In this message from Proverbs, we explore the deceptive nature of lust, the danger of temptation, and the wisdom God provides for pursuing purity and faithfulness. Scripture reveals how lust slowly erodes godly desire, distorting what was designed for good and leading the heart away from wisdom. Through practical instruction and biblical insight, this passage calls us to exercise self-control, walk in the fear of the Lord, and find lasting satisfaction in God’s design for our lives.

Proverbs: The Plans, purpose, and path of God (Proverbs 3:5–6; 14:12; 16:3; 16:9; 19:21)

One of the most common questions believers have while navigating the Christian life concerns God’s will. Discerning His plan, purpose, and path for our lives is one of the most important aspects of our faith, yet often it can feel unclear what decisions God would have us make. In this message through Proverbs, we explore the personal nature of God and how He faithfully guides His people through the decisions and direction of life.

Proverbs: The Value of Wise Counsel - (1 Kings 12:1-14)

How do you know the will of God and avoid making foolish decisions in life? In this message from Book of Proverbs and First Book of Kings, we examine the danger of pride, the value of wisdom, and the tragic downfall of King Rehoboam after rejecting godly counsel. God never designed us to navigate life alone. Left to ourselves, we often misjudge situations, trust our own perspective too much, and make decisions that create unnecessary hardship. Scripture calls us instead to humility, discernment, and dependence upon God’s wisdom.